Despite some of the obvious limitations of the video (lots of driving in car / unsteady) the parts that were clear were some of the best tornado footage out there! Stunning storm system with some incredible footage… well done
I agree. That was one mean tornado. Your statement of "some of the best tornado footage out there" is 100% accurate. I saw one of the Tuscaloosa Al. tornado with multiple vortices that was terrifying. The closeup footage of this beast is outstanding.
Well that took off in a hurry.. from just a single column to two funnels merging then just becoming a massive wedge. Unbelievable, glad I get to watch it from my recliner!
dominic hocutt just beef cattle now. I used to have horses, but my job was crazy and I didn’t have time for them. I miss them, I would love to have a couple again
When I see these massive tornados all I can think is what people must have e thought way back in ancient times when shit like this happened Events like this create gods and religions
The 1925 Tri-State Tornado eyewitness accounts cover it pretty thoroughly. Even knowing what tornadoes are most people had no idea there could be a tornado that big and didn't think it was a tornado
That's a good idea, but unless the tornado is going through a major metropolitan area where they regularly deal with such things (like OKC), you can't always find live updates on the radio. Last weekend I was chasing storms and was actually trying to find weather on my car radio. I scanned the entire AM and FM bands... nothing.
@@xapianoman Very old reply but.. WOWO 1190AM and all the news stations had this on and were tracking it. The FM stations were interrupting their normal programming. Obviously 93.3 didn't but most did.
Here we have a massive wall cloud and tornado, but no tornado warning sirens are heard. Plus, this driver decided, not to turn on the radio for weather information. I'm totally shocked, at the lack of a tornado warning system, not in use.
@4:20 mins, this is where drone footage would be unbeatable! To be able to see over that tree line at the base of the condensation funnel would be perfect! Still great footage though. Seeing those clouds spinning so fast and getting pulled in to the votes is really breathtaking. Nice work sir!
I saw a video with drone footage last week… I mean, it was okay but the winds that are swirling around limit on how close you can get to the darned thing!
I loved it when you were telling that lady to get going you showed the side mirror visual. Objects are closer than they appear. Hopefully not for your sake.
You do understand that he's about twice as close as it appears on a cell phone, right? It's usually rare for someone to get much closer due to a lack of roads and such. It's also much scarier in person to an untrained spotter/chaser to get much closer, nor should they. So, in short, dumb comment. He was quite close for an amateur.
Deran Hall Chill. I wasn’t complaining about the video, nor was I criticizing the boldness of the shooting. I just think the title was a bit misleading compared to the plethora of other tornado videos that really are “up close and personal.” Sorry if I offended one’s sensibilities.
AWESOME FOOTAGE!! Did anyone else catch that at 3:28 - 3:34 ?? I’ve never seen anything like that before. Look closely for the right edge of the tornado, it looks like there’s a cloud literally making a vertical loop and then it gets sucked into the tornado and then you see it start again at 3:34. This is crazy intense and I can’t imagine the thrill of being that close to it. At one point it looks like a school bus is even passing
You're right. As a quite avid viewer of tornado footage new and old, I've never seen anything like this myself. The speed of that spin was obviously in the >200mph range, to say nothing of the angular momentum. As for what that actually is? Really can't be anything but a hint of a large horizontal vortex, like what we frequently saw in 2011, but larger in this case. Those have never been addressed or explained but it feels safe to conclude that an inflow jet, perhaps from the FFD, is getting added to the mix after entering a state of rotation. I've seen these horizontal vortices rise upward towards the cloud base. The only other new phenomenon I can even compare this to, in terms of how surprising it was to see for the first time ever, was the phenomenon of twin suction vortices. This was originally suggested by Fujita, who claimed to have spotted them in the Xenia footage, but I saw them for real in some footage of the El Reno tornado. A multi-vortex scenario where the individual vortices are occasional comprised of two distinct vortices rotating around one another. I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who even picked up on this. But the El Reno tornado had a lot of unique circumstances to it.
I've seen other videos of big wedge tornadoes with that wild horizontal spin ups, seems it happens right in front of the funnel. It might have been the Tuscaloosa tornado. Tornadoes with those horizontal vortices are signs that it is exceptionally strong.
I didn't even read where the tornado was until I heard you were listening to a local radio station. I remember this storm now. I was at work, and luckily this was south of me.
LOL! Not a single "Violent tornado! Violent tornado! Violent tornado!" or "Massive wedge! Massive wedge! Massive wedge!" Or, what Pecos Hank calls, "Twister Tourette's." Well done!
That whole day was thick with super cells and tornadoes and the forecast didn't even mention them. It was one of those "off days" that caught everyone off guard...
The first tornado warnings I heard were just south of Lafayette, IN (I work there), as I headed back home. I got to the parking lot of my aparment complex in time to hear the warning for Kokomo. Madness, that day!
This tornado is similar to the ones that hit NE and Northern Indiana on April 11 1965.... People back then didn't know what it was and went out to watch them!!!!
Up close!!!!! Up close trees, houses, factories, crops and your windows for awhile there buddy! That was a huge tornado though man!! Made me think of twister the movie with Shaina Twain singing in the back ground as Bill tell Joe it’s definitely a side winder!!!
The Woodburn tornado is classified as a high EF-3 multi-vortex wedge. Some dispute arose about the rating as field researchers found EF-4 damage to a barn and a twisted tractor with its engine not found. It was a baddie.
Has anyone noticed this? In the late ,60s and early 70s I would spend the summer with my dad in Indiana. My mom and I moved to PHX az when they divorced. My dad and I would spend lots of time watching the squall lines for funnel clouds. There was never a rotating meso cyclone . Never. They were never this big either. And tornado alley went right thru the states of Kansas Nebraska. But now they are everywhere all the time. I just find that interesting. Thank you.
You're not mistaken- tornado alley is indeed moving- some say. It seems to have drifted toward the east and now we're seeing more tornadoes in Tenn., Miss., Ala., Kentucky, Illinois, etc. But- maybe it's just a trend that will only last a short while- maybe it's a new pattern that we should get used to, or maybe they've misinterpreted the data- who knows. I will say this- I live in northwestern Al. and we are seeing more intense storms more often than usual- but I don't know why Some say its "global warming"- but you have to whisper when you say it or some angry person will come scream at you- I'm not saying that's the reason but- they did predict it, and it is happening so- you have to at least admit they got that much right. And it would make sense- warmer water leads to warmer air masses coming in off the ocean- warm and wet- and when that meets the cold, dry air from up north- we get stronger storms. The physics checks out- that's all I'm saying.
It might be like that cause there’s more people with cameras and more people who are after these all the time. There’s just more documented tornadoes now
@@stoneysdead689 tornado alley you’re talking about isn’t 100% true. Sure a majority of the most violent tornadoes occur there but what I would consider true tornado alley is anywheres between the Rockies and the Appalachian mountains.
You really could've had probably some of the best tornado footage if you'd just parked it early on and sat still. Always choose the near side of thee road.
This is Fantastic footage and steady camera work while driving. Nothing like Shania and a twister. Who needs the weather station on. You got front row seats.
Couldn't imagine how long it must have felt like to be in that tornado as it ripped through their homes. Not only was it really violent, but it was also so big that if you were right in the middle it probably took a good 2-5 minutes for it to pass over. Wholy shit
This has to be the most violent twister I've ever seen. I've never seen a tornado that big spin that violently. If this wasn't rated an EF5 I'll be shocked.
@@patmo131 Then it had to be at least EF4 to do that, or maybe it did get an EF5 rating, who knows? But if it took that right turn, it had to have been at least a 4.
Depends on the damage it did. Research shows it was an a high end EF-3 just 6mph short of an EF-4. And patmo, any tornadoes can take a turn on the dime, not just powerful ones. Hence why they are the most dangerous type of storms.
How do you get "most violent tornado you've ever seen" from a rotating wall cloud? You clearly don't know what you're looking at, nor does anyone else commenting, far as I can tell. The only ground proof of an actual tornado was a couple of minutes into the video, and it was in the lower right quadrant of the storm. That big massive spinning column that takes up most of your screen is not a tornado and is not touching the ground.
@@carlmclemore6104 Still doesn't mean it wasn't violent, and I was referring to what was seen in the beginning of the video anwyay, so yes, I DID know what I was looking at sir. I know a violent tornado when I see one. You're the one who clearly doesn't know what YOU are looking at.
I really admire how you didn't scream at all xD and y'all complaining don't realise how hard it is to keep steady when cars are zooming by you. Like idk how the camera guy didn't just fall over from that
Looking at that ever changing second layer of clouds at the very outset it appears just aching to branch off another funnel. I'm no chaser but I don't think I'd be getting very close to this one especially.
@@YTBruler1 okay, I looked back at the footage, and I saw the tornado. I stand corrected. Thank you both. I was sick that night in the extreme, and managed not to focus on a very obvious tornado. I apologize, and am sorry for the destruction.
“C’mon, lady, there’s nothin’ comin’!” MASSIVE tornado in the nearby horizon. Duh, dude. She was seeing what you were. 🌪 Think that might be why she was frozen? 🧠
Great job by radio station US 93 (WBTU) keeping their listeners informed. Imagine if it were a real emergency.... Wait a second, it was a real emergency. They should lose their license!
Michael Murphy the conditions that day weren't right for tornadoes... there were 3 that passed by my house in Kokomo and took the Starbucks down across the street
My father was watching the entire thing happening I was in our small restroom scared out of my mind My father had not told me it was an EF4 tornado my dad said it looked like it was gonna hit woodlan
1:24 "Go lady, there's nothing coming!"
Except for that giant twister behind ya
U funny
Despite some of the obvious limitations of the video (lots of driving in car / unsteady) the parts that were clear were some of the best tornado footage out there! Stunning storm system with some incredible footage… well done
I agree. That was one mean tornado. Your statement of "some of the best tornado footage out there" is 100% accurate. I saw one of the Tuscaloosa Al. tornado with multiple vortices that was terrifying. The closeup footage of this beast is outstanding.
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Well that took off in a hurry.. from just a single column to two funnels merging then just becoming a massive wedge. Unbelievable, glad I get to watch it from my recliner!
Awesome
dominic hocutt yep, lol as long as it isn’t aimed at my farm! 😉
@@melissaannspake7990 please stay safe. Do you have horses or cows
dominic hocutt just beef cattle now. I used to have horses, but my job was crazy and I didn’t have time for them. I miss them, I would love to have a couple again
@@melissaannspake7990 Aww that's a downer I love horses. I just wouldn't ride em again. Almost fell off of one. But just to pet them and all I love em
Looks like the wall cloud became the tornado itself!!!!
I wanted more more more. Thank you for this. It’s amazing how it disconnected from the cloud above it. Well so it looks. This is breath taking.
When I see these massive tornados all I can think is what people must have e thought way back in ancient times when shit like this happened
Events like this create gods and religions
The 1925 Tri-State Tornado eyewitness accounts cover it pretty thoroughly. Even knowing what tornadoes are most people had no idea there could be a tornado that big and didn't think it was a tornado
This s going into my BEST OF library! Your footage is AWESOME! And there’s no screaming ! Thank you for putting this out fir the public’s attention!
Holy crap. That looked more like a rotating wall cloud than a tornado. Thing must have been huge!
You could see the actual funnel in some spots. Check 2:15.
Deran Hall the meso dropped. That whole thing was on the ground at the end
It was. There was a tornado in there, but ultimately it looks like the wall cloud reached the ground!
Exactly! At first I thought this was a huge rotating wall cloud that was on the ground--rather than a wedge.
F5 Twister!!!
Tornado largest, with the mesocyclon spining and wall cloud amazing!!
what a beast, that might be the largest non rain wrapped funnel ive ever seen
Good footage but might I suggest you have a weather station on the radio next time.
That's a good idea, but unless the tornado is going through a major metropolitan area where they regularly deal with such things (like OKC), you can't always find live updates on the radio. Last weekend I was chasing storms and was actually trying to find weather on my car radio. I scanned the entire AM and FM bands... nothing.
Radio: There's a tornado
Guy: Yep, I see it, thanks
Ha! Yep
@@xapianoman Very old reply but.. WOWO 1190AM and all the news stations had this on and were tracking it. The FM stations were interrupting their normal programming. Obviously 93.3 didn't but most did.
Jeff W. Lol
For those wondering, this tornado was rated high-end EF3. No lives lost thankfully.
This could be the same tornado 🌪 that hit Kokomo Indiana since the 1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak that effected the Hoosier state Michigan and Ohio
I somehow missed where this is. Where was this???🤔
@@janledford3010 right outside of Fort Wayne Indiana. In Woodburn
It was the same day as the Kokomo tornado just a few hours later
@@carwashfreak97That one decimated Russiaville, Alto, parts of Kokomo and Greentown. That one made this one look like a dust devil!!!
That thing is monstrous! Dead man walking right? Looks like legs or tentacles...?!
Here we have a massive wall cloud and tornado, but no tornado warning sirens are heard. Plus, this driver decided, not to turn on the radio for weather information. I'm totally shocked, at the lack of a tornado warning system, not in use.
The only thing I can think of is that they are mainly or maybe even only in densely populated areas. I'm just guessing.
There were definitely tornado sirens in town. This was taken 3 miles from Woodburn
@4:20 mins, this is where drone footage would be unbeatable! To be able to see over that tree line at the base of the condensation funnel would be perfect!
Still great footage though. Seeing those clouds spinning so fast and getting pulled in to the votes is really breathtaking. Nice work sir!
I saw a video with drone footage last week… I mean, it was okay but the winds that are swirling around limit on how close you can get to the darned thing!
@03:24-03:29 Look at the bottom right of that piece of cloud being sucked back inside that wedge on that rotation. I've never seen that before.
I loved it when you were telling that lady to get going you showed the side mirror visual. Objects are closer than they appear. Hopefully not for your sake.
I just subscribe to your UA-cam channel ok 👌
Dude.
The bar has been set much higher to call this “up close and personal” with a tornado. Cool looking tornado, but I wouldn’t call this “up close.”
You do understand that he's about twice as close as it appears on a cell phone, right? It's usually rare for someone to get much closer due to a lack of roads and such. It's also much scarier in person to an untrained spotter/chaser to get much closer, nor should they. So, in short, dumb comment. He was quite close for an amateur.
Deran Hall Chill. I wasn’t complaining about the video, nor was I criticizing the boldness of the shooting. I just think the title was a bit misleading compared to the plethora of other tornado videos that really are “up close and personal.” Sorry if I offended one’s sensibilities.
@@deransadventures right
@@DTXConnerFilms he did not get personal with it to
I don't think this guy is a storm chaser. So to regular folk, that is up close and personal. lol
Where the driver is, it is calm. Not even a leaf fluttering in a breeze. A short distance away is utter chaos. Amazing...
Man- beautiful!! And terrifying of course! Amazing structure!!
AWESOME FOOTAGE!! Did anyone else catch that at 3:28 - 3:34 ?? I’ve never seen anything like that before. Look closely for the right edge of the tornado, it looks like there’s a cloud literally making a vertical loop and then it gets sucked into the tornado and then you see it start again at 3:34. This is crazy intense and I can’t imagine the thrill of being that close to it. At one point it looks like a school bus is even passing
You're right. As a quite avid viewer of tornado footage new and old, I've never seen anything like this myself. The speed of that spin was obviously in the >200mph range, to say nothing of the angular momentum. As for what that actually is? Really can't be anything but a hint of a large horizontal vortex, like what we frequently saw in 2011, but larger in this case. Those have never been addressed or explained but it feels safe to conclude that an inflow jet, perhaps from the FFD, is getting added to the mix after entering a state of rotation. I've seen these horizontal vortices rise upward towards the cloud base.
The only other new phenomenon I can even compare this to, in terms of how surprising it was to see for the first time ever, was the phenomenon of twin suction vortices. This was originally suggested by Fujita, who claimed to have spotted them in the Xenia footage, but I saw them for real in some footage of the El Reno tornado. A multi-vortex scenario where the individual vortices are occasional comprised of two distinct vortices rotating around one another. I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who even picked up on this. But the El Reno tornado had a lot of unique circumstances to it.
At about 3:29 mark i saw it scoop up like someone drawing a checkmark.
The next time?
I've seen other videos of big wedge tornadoes with that wild horizontal spin ups, seems it happens right in front of the funnel. It might have been the Tuscaloosa tornado. Tornadoes with those horizontal vortices are signs that it is exceptionally strong.
I didn't even read where the tornado was until I heard you were listening to a local radio station. I remember this storm now. I was at work, and luckily this was south of me.
Great footage! Thanks for sharing!
Mother Nature is a beast ,that was awesome
That was quite an animated tornado.
Great footage man--and thanks for not yelling like a lunatic in our ears :) Be careful out there!
LOL! Not a single "Violent tornado! Violent tornado! Violent tornado!" or "Massive wedge! Massive wedge! Massive wedge!" Or, what Pecos Hank calls, "Twister Tourette's." Well done!
I said the same thing in different word, but we are speaking of these same jerk, idiot, attention seeking dolt!😎🙀🌪⚡️🎯
LOL - "I hope it doesn't take out (the factory), because I need my job."
That whole day was thick with super cells and tornadoes and the forecast didn't even mention them. It was one of those "off days" that caught everyone off guard...
The first tornado warnings I heard were just south of Lafayette, IN (I work there), as I headed back home. I got to the parking lot of my aparment complex in time to hear the warning for Kokomo. Madness, that day!
We just witnessed the entire wall cloud become morphed by this monster whoa
That's a big tornado man! Very strong.
This tornado is similar to the ones that hit NE and Northern Indiana on April 11 1965.... People back then didn't know what it was and went out to watch them!!!!
eric zerkle really?
Palm Sunday?
I haven't heard these song in such a long time lol. Great video
No sirens. Great footage. This really close to Fort Wayne. My brother in law and sister in law used to live in Fort Wayne from 1985 until 2006.
Up close!!!!! Up close trees, houses, factories, crops and your windows for awhile there buddy! That was a huge tornado though man!! Made me think of twister the movie with Shaina Twain singing in the back ground as Bill tell Joe it’s definitely a side winder!!!
That’s not a monster, that is a “MONNESTER”!
Nice multi-votex tornado! Unfortunately so destructive! I hope everyone was okay!🙏
Great video bro. Very impressive tornado. Especially for your first one. 👍
The Woodburn tornado is classified as a high EF-3 multi-vortex wedge. Some dispute arose about the rating as field researchers found EF-4 damage to a barn and a twisted tractor with its engine not found. It was a baddie.
So much for public service announcement on the radio about dangerous tornado!!!
It would of been nice if you could of stayed in one place for more about two minutes for us to get a good look at that tornado.
I agree! Some people get motion sickness very easily! Stay safe out there.
Has anyone noticed this? In the late ,60s and early 70s I would spend the summer with my dad in Indiana. My mom and I moved to PHX az when they divorced. My dad and I would spend lots of time watching the squall lines for funnel clouds. There was never a rotating meso cyclone . Never. They were never this big either. And tornado alley went right thru the states of Kansas Nebraska. But now they are everywhere all the time. I just find that interesting. Thank you.
You're not mistaken- tornado alley is indeed moving- some say. It seems to have drifted toward the east and now we're seeing more tornadoes in Tenn., Miss., Ala., Kentucky, Illinois, etc. But- maybe it's just a trend that will only last a short while- maybe it's a new pattern that we should get used to, or maybe they've misinterpreted the data- who knows. I will say this- I live in northwestern Al. and we are seeing more intense storms more often than usual- but I don't know why Some say its "global warming"- but you have to whisper when you say it or some angry person will come scream at you- I'm not saying that's the reason but- they did predict it, and it is happening so- you have to at least admit they got that much right. And it would make sense- warmer water leads to warmer air masses coming in off the ocean- warm and wet- and when that meets the cold, dry air from up north- we get stronger storms. The physics checks out- that's all I'm saying.
@@stoneysdead689 Scream all they want, but predictions are right on!
It might be like that cause there’s more people with cameras and more people who are after these all the time. There’s just more documented tornadoes now
I grew up in Kentucky and I can remember the same thing. Hardly ever a tornado. And like you said, now days they've everywhere, any time of the year
@@stoneysdead689 tornado alley you’re talking about isn’t 100% true. Sure a majority of the most violent tornadoes occur there but what I would consider true tornado alley is anywheres between the Rockies and the Appalachian mountains.
You really could've had probably some of the best tornado footage if you'd just parked it early on and sat still. Always choose the near side of thee road.
And if he kept the camera still and didn’t point it at the ground
This is Fantastic footage and steady camera work while driving. Nothing like Shania and a twister. Who needs the weather station on. You got front row seats.
Couldn't imagine how long it must have felt like to be in that tornado as it ripped through their homes. Not only was it really violent, but it was also so big that if you were right in the middle it probably took a good 2-5 minutes for it to pass over. Wholy shit
This has to be the most violent twister I've ever seen. I've never seen a tornado that big spin that violently. If this wasn't rated an EF5 I'll be shocked.
I don't have access to a radar for that, but it sure looked like it took a right turn. Only very powerful tornadoes do that.
@@patmo131 Then it had to be at least EF4 to do that, or maybe it did get an EF5 rating, who knows? But if it took that right turn, it had to have been at least a 4.
Depends on the damage it did. Research shows it was an a high end EF-3 just 6mph short of an EF-4. And patmo, any tornadoes can take a turn on the dime, not just powerful ones. Hence why they are the most dangerous type of storms.
How do you get "most violent tornado you've ever seen" from a rotating wall cloud? You clearly don't know what you're looking at, nor does anyone else commenting, far as I can tell. The only ground proof of an actual tornado was a couple of minutes into the video, and it was in the lower right quadrant of the storm. That big massive spinning column that takes up most of your screen is not a tornado and is not touching the ground.
@@carlmclemore6104 Still doesn't mean it wasn't violent, and I was referring to what was seen in the beginning of the video anwyay, so yes, I DID know what I was looking at sir. I know a violent tornado when I see one. You're the one who clearly doesn't know what YOU are looking at.
Dang there must to have been some bowling ball sized hail in that thing
Someone has a funny idea of what, “ up close and personal means.”
Amen brother!
Great footage! Very scary!!!😮😮
Shania Twain and tornados... stop it!
Dude, have you shared this to the scientific community? Your footage is scientific gold!!!
I've never seen horizontal vortices merge with a second vertical
Got motion sickness from guys camera work, which tornado was this, looks like Bama or Miss
Hey excellent job you did and Thanks for not swearing
Great job
Fucking right.
Agreed
@@deransadventures
Your profanity doesn't help dummy.
I really admire how you didn't scream at all xD and y'all complaining don't realise how hard it is to keep steady when cars are zooming by you. Like idk how the camera guy didn't just fall over from that
That nader is perty big!
Beautiful storm and tornado wow I do feel bad for the people in the path of that
Looking at that ever changing second layer of clouds at the very outset it appears just aching to branch off another funnel. I'm no chaser but I don't think I'd be getting very close to this one especially.
I could see that feeling up close and personal if you have never seen one before
How long was this one on ground
The Palm Sunday tornado that hit Branch and Hillsdale co in 1965 was very similar but much larger. 😮
This reminds me of the Cordova AL Tornado.
bkriegel95 LOL - which one?
Ikr, with the meso/ wall cloud basically touching down
It looks like it
Beautiful storm with a huge beautiful tornado
How far is this tornado away from you?
"Let's go see this storm" *sees storm "oh my goodness" *Instantly turns around "nope".
Is there also an EF6?
Can't believe this was EF 4 wow deff biggest in Indiana evee
That's some impressive footage. What you were seeing was in fact the wall cloud, not the tornado. It was too far away to show up on the horizon.
Diane Farley wrong
@@YTBruler1 okay, I looked back at the footage, and I saw the tornado. I stand corrected. Thank you both. I was sick that night in the extreme, and managed not to focus on a very obvious tornado. I apologize, and am sorry for the destruction.
Great footage.
I have that Shania Twain album, I'm so ashamed. Great footage though.
El Reno Oklahoma?
Great footage and I'm glad he kept his distance but that is no where near close and personal
That’s more like a nuclear explosion to me, EPIC DUDE!!
Is anyone else wondering why sirens aren’t going on and the radio not talking about it???
When and where ???
OMG, THOSE FUNNEL CLOUDS!! Unbelievable!!!
Where was this filmed?
I kept waiting for the up close part. Had to be at least 2-3 miles away if not more
So how is 15 miles away close
Wow the whole damn wall cloud is spinning
Where was this?
This is a wall cloud possibly producing a tornadp
I live in Kokomo Indiana, one of the town hit hard by the storms
beach boys did a song about your town
jquest43 I'm aware lol clearly it was made long before my time but it's a good song
That's mean. Funny, but mean. ;-)
“C’mon, lady, there’s nothin’ comin’!”
MASSIVE tornado in the nearby horizon. Duh, dude. She was seeing what you were. 🌪 Think that might be why she was frozen? 🧠
Shania Twain in the background 😍
She was also on the Twister soundtrack. Ironic.
Did these get warned?
umm... that looks like more than a tornado. that looks like the wall cloud itself is on the ground.
That's nature's serial killer right there! Fucking massive, I don't know the details about this one but I hope people survived.
Wonderful filming and please stay safe tornadoes can turn on you fast
I'm guessing around one and a half miles wide
gostei muito da sua filmagem amigo. tenho um sonho de conhecer esse país maravilhoso.
Fábio Ribeiro país maravilhoso !!! heheh....
This reminds me of that 03’ Manchester tornado
It looks like its rotating slow by the cloud motion, almost like its so big and fat it can't move very fast!
Great job by radio station US 93 (WBTU) keeping their listeners informed. Imagine if it were a real emergency.... Wait a second, it was a real emergency. They should lose their license!
Great footage. Apparently these tornadoes didn't fit the standard model for how tornadoes form.
Michael Murphy the conditions that day weren't right for tornadoes... there were 3 that passed by my house in Kokomo and took the Starbucks down across the street
Michael Murphy In Cottage Grove and Minneapolis Minnesota we had 3 tornadoes with cloud tops that were only 12k... Just nuts! It was 8/19/09...
what are you talking about..? That supercell was textbook. Did you see that beaver tail..?
Man those cars are flying by
@@ozone721whoa--it destroyed a Starbucks? AND THE WORLD YET CONTINUED TO TURN?
Love the fact that there is not alot of needless talking.
Bro-country music killed it
Summer corn looks great there
Where?
Omg !!!!!! Did anyone get hurt in its path ????
Wow... No sirens?
@ 3:23 lower right side of tornado renegade scud thinks its a casper ghost.
👻👻
My father was watching the entire thing happening I was in our small restroom scared out of my mind My father had not told me it was an EF4 tornado my dad said it looked like it was gonna hit woodlan